What does choses in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word choses in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use choses in French.

The word choses in French means thing, matter, thing, plaything, thingy, more or less, getting on for, res judicata, something else, first, firstly, that's something, that's a good start, now it's a done deal, now that's a done deal, it's nothing, it's nothing really, It's always the same! It's always the same thing!, Does that mean anything to you?, there isn't much in it, it's going to be odd, it's going to be weird, All in good time, a promise is a promise, common weal, know a thing or two about that, know all about that, take your dirty hands off, be something else than, be commonplace, be common, not be yourself, not be your usual self, not feel yourself, not feel your usual self, do something to, do something to, smell a rat, not much, not a lot, not much to do, nothing really, something is happening, there is something not quite right about him, I think I'm missing something, the same thing, The same for me!, And the same for me!, the same as, not have much to do with, not be an easy task, not be an easy job, not be a bad thing, we are so fragile, we are so insignificant, move on to else, certain something, little something, plus ça change, plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose, sex-obsessed, prefer to else, something, something, something to drink, something else, affect, touch, could go either way, feel peculiar, whether you like it or not, something completely different, something else entirely, one thing after the other, One thing is for sure, One thing is certain, That's quite something! That's something else!. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word choses

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